Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Magma Adds The Ounces At Thunder Bay North

The Thunder Bay North nickel-copper- platinum group metals (PGM) project in northwestern Ontario is a greenfields success story, and one of a series of higher-grade, base metal-PGM discoveries in the mid-continental rift region that wraps…


John Embry, chief metals strategist at Sprott Asset Management in Toronto.

How High Will Gold Prices Go This Year?

With the global economic recovery still facing strong headwinds, The Northern Miner surveyed six metals experts on where they think gold prices are headed this year and next, and why.John Embry, chief metals strategist at Sprott Asset…



KGHM's Lubin polymetallic project in Poland.

Gold, Silver And ‘Mineral Deposits That Matter’

VANCOUVER–Gold and silver explorers will need to focus on “best-of- breed” mineral deposits, commodity experts told delegates at Roundup 2010, a recent conference sponsored by the Association for Min…


The camp at Andina Minerals' Volcan gold project in Chile. The Volcan project is in Chile's Maricunga gold belt, 100 km east of Copiapo. Andina is working through a 21,000-metre drill program at Volcan designed to upgrade the resource and better define high-grade zones within the Dorado deposit.

Volcan Drilling Delivers For Andina

VANCOUVER — An infill drilling program at the Volcan gold project in Chile is returning long mineralized intercepts for Andina Minerals (ADM-V).



Gold Zone Grows At East Asia’s Miwah

VANCOUVER — Two drill rigs continue to return strong results at East Asia Minerals’ (EAS-V) Miwah gold project in Indonesia. A drill program is exploring the edges of a growing gold zone as the compa…




Taking a surface bulk-sample from the K6 kimberlite, at the Buffalo Head Hills kimberlite field.

Staking Intensifies For Potash, Lithium

At the end of last year, 100,000 sq. km had been staked for industrial and metallic minerals exploration in Alberta –about 24,000 sq. km of that during 2009.


The locations of Saskatchewan's major deposits.

Diversity Sees Saskatchewan Through The Doldrums

In 2008, for the first time ever, Saskatchewan led the country with about $9.7 billion in mineral sales. In 2009, however, preliminary indications are that the value of mineral sales declined, reflect…


A view of the Caribou zinc-lead-copper-silver mine, in the Bathurst mining camp.

Mineral Exploration Set For A Rebound

As commodity prices continue to rebound, New Brunswick’s mineral industry is expected to gain strength with a number of advanced projects anticipated to reach the mining stage in the near future. The …


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